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Domestic and family violence in pregnancy: A culturally friendly resource (video)

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Domestic and family violence in pregnancy: A culturally friendly resource (video)

Domestic and family violence is when a person like a partner or family member uses power and control to dominate or hurt you.

It can happen in many forms, like physical harm, insults, tracking your movements, breaking your things, or cutting you off from your friends.

For some women, domestic and family violence begins during their pregnancy, or this can be a time when it gets worse. Sometimes abuse is aimed at your unborn baby which can affect the wellbeing of you both.

You deserve to live free from control, violence, and fear. Watch this video to learn more about domestic and family violence, and how you can seek and receive help.

Organisation:
Mater
Target audience:
Women
Service area:
QLD
Published:
August 2024
Last reviewed:
August 2024
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